Chains sketch book
Hello, first a little back story on me as this is my first time posting.
I am 16 years old (today was my b-day) and am currently living in Texas, I am aspiring to be a concept artist, and have not taken any schooling as of now.
Anyways here's my dump:
I am 16 years old (today was my b-day) and am currently living in Texas, I am aspiring to be a concept artist, and have not taken any schooling as of now.
Anyways here's my dump:
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The two that stick out to me, are the sixth from the top and the second to last. Did you have any particular source of inspiration for them?
These concept are looking really nice. I especially like the second to last one. Reminds me of Half Life
Keep making those concepts and make sure to do art studies. Adam Brome recently posted a thread of a bunch of Drawing books that I'm sure would be helpful to you.
http://boards.polycount.net/showthread.php?t=58412
Look forward to seeing more!
I'd take a harder look at anatomy, your proportions are a bit off and as a result - your depiction of a human(oid) figure makes things look a little bit weird and sometimes flat.
Other than that, just keep doing what you like doing and it'll all come around for you eventually. Just don't stop wanting to improve, and you won't.
-.- I was first told age dosen't matter... -.- They were all like "We're not gonna hold you're hand" I'm 15. Anyways, yeah, good art but less sharpen on some of you're peicies.
The inspiration for most of these pieces came from alien, halo and silent hill for anyone asking.
Also thanks for the books, I have never been to any sort of art class, so anything on tutorials and basics would be great.
It doesn't, but it certainly makes it seem more impressive to us because of his age. at least initial reaction wise. I know a lot of us (including myself) wish we had started much earlier ourselves, so it's great that you guys are into it so young.
but try not to get caught up in age. just focus on your work, because that's what matters.